The Acts of the Democracies

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1945

End of World War II

The Second World War ends. The USA, and Soviet Union (and to a lesser extent, the UK) divide
Europe into spheres of influence.

The following USA companies had supplied arms and equipment to the regime of Nazi Germany:

ITT Corporation provided radio and telecommunications.

IBM provided the computer technology (punch cards) used to racially classify the German population. The company stationed staff at each extermination camp. The five digit numbers tattooed on prisoners were IBM codes.

Ford Motor Company. The founder of the company was a prominent supporter of the Nazis.

General Motors.

DuPont.

Standard Oil.

Davis Oil Company.

Chase National Bank.

Coca Cola: the company executive in Germany was appointed Adminitrator of Soft Drinks Production by the Nazis. Because the cola syrup was unavailable, a new product was produced: Fanta.

Many German companies benefited under the Nazis: Bertelsmann (the world's largest publisher - published Nazi
propaganda used Jewish slave labour), Deutsche Bank (expropriated Jewish owned property and built the death camp
at Auschwitz in Poland where 1,500,000 people died),
Degussa (a precious metals company which admitted melting down gold taken from concentration camp victims),
Siemens (the electronic company that used over 50,000 slave workers), Daimler
(slave labour - paid out nearly $10,000,000 in compensation in the 1980s), Volkswagon (slave labour).

The Nazi regime had discriminated against and killed Jews and other ethnic
groups because it had considered northern Europeans to be a superior race. The USA Chargé d'Affairs in
Berlin had stated that hope for Germany lay in "the
more moderate section of the [Nazi] party which appeals to all civilised and reasonable people".

The USA had also supported and funded the Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini
in Italy saying that "all patriotic Italians hunger for strong leadership and enjoy
being dramatically governed". The USA State Department had said that
"Fascism is becoming the soul of Italy, [having] brought order out of chaos, discipline out of licence, and solvency out
of bankruptcy. To accomplish so much in a short time severe measures have been necessary".

At the end of the War, many European Fascists are supported and re-instated by the USA and its
West European allies. Many prominent Nazis are taken to the USA to work for the Americans: Reinhard Gehlen
(spymaster), Alfred Six and Emil Augsburg (SS officers implicated in the
massacre of Jews), Klaus Barbie (killer of many in the French city of
Lyon), Otto von Bolschwing (mastermind of the holocaust against the
Jews), and Otto Skorzeny (SS leader and friend of
Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler).